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SATURDAY. MARCH 3, 1866.
Union State Convention.
A Ptnted Convention will be held 1n the Hall
of ihe Houne of Kuprtisi'nutives la Uarrlsbunr.
l'a., on Wednesday, thb Kbvf.nth Dat or
31 Alien, A. U. lfeCC, oi 12 o'clock ll.-, for the put
pone ot noininatinff a rnmli'la'o for (iovernor, to
bo pupporW by tin trieii'la of th Union..
The oidcul of war ha tried the slrenarth of
our Government Its tire lias purified tho
railoD. The doiL-me ol the nation's life ta- do
mrnstraiftd who were it fritnl8. TUeprlnci
plci viiid catr-d in the field ronat bo preserved
in Ibe council ot the nation. The arch-enemy
ol freedom must be struck oneo more. All the
friends cf our Government, and all who were
loyul to the cause of tho Union in our late itr'ist
trie, arc earnestly requested to unite In sendlnir
delogatea t rcp'resoit tlu;m In said Convention.
B.v oit'cr ot the Union Stilts Central Coiu
niitt.ee. Jons Cca.iNA, Chairman.
Cvq. W. Hamvhsly, (. secr-tiries
A. W. Lemdict. J he-reri1-8'
Tho Ferritin Movement.
Wa have a great thai of sincere sympathy
with i he ( Irish. TtMr history U tha hUtory
of a gro-sly wronged aad oppressed people;
11. . 1 1. j i ... . , i n:...A;,.n 4 l,.wt.fAl-
tho lesult of their own folly or crime, we shall
not undorlakc to say. Mankind may ba lef.
to make up their verdict oa tbat sublet f.om
the testimony of historian-, which Is as opea
to them as to us.
' But with all our teuder and anxitns affjc
' tion lor the Irish, wo must cod Test tbat tha
present attempt to achieve their Indopsndence
of Great Britain Is as visionary a project as
ever deluded humanity.
The Briilsh Goverumcnt does not mean to
have Ireland Wi'estod from its grasp by a re
bellion, and it will put forih, if necessary, all
of its enormous military and nava1. force to
defeat Buch a design. And it is qirte rm"!
lest tbat in such a content the disaflected
portion oi the Irish population would icevita
blj co under. In this ago of improved war
fare, superior resources in numbers and muni
tions must tell fatally anst a weak adver
sary. Tbat part of the Ir;sh peoplo in Ireland
who ore enlisted in the Feu '.an movement,
conoined to all those Irishmen In tb's coun
try who are pledged t ) a'd them, cannot rea
sonably hope to conquer Great Britain in a
conflict within her own realm. Tha ideals
simply preposterous, and thoe wno entertain
it are rather listening to the Bcrsuasioci of a
generous and hero'c patriotism than to tbe
dictates of common sense.
Even if the Fenians were thoroujb'y har
innnlnni and united, their enl.p.TDika would
bo insane. But they, at least ?a this counf.y,
aie divided by intestine differences and coa
tentions, which, must coilously weaken the
"strength of acauce which, without distraction,
would be probably unequal to accomplishing
its ends against odds tbat avo too great to ba
humanly opposed.
j?. The latest news from abroad informs us that
tho habi as corpus has been suspended in
Ireland, and on the heels of this intelligence
Mr. O'Maioit Inn irsued a proclamation in
which he tells the Fen'ans in this country
that- the time to strike their contemplated
blow has arrived, and tbat they must raily
' at once to make good their pledge.
What the result of this fle'ce summons will
be remains to be seen. How many Fenians
will get away from our shorca to wa-ja a re
bellion against England, is mora than we can
predict. But it really seems doubtful whether
a corporal's guard will succeed in passing bo
yoid tbe jurisdiction of the United States, to
take part in a conspiracy which tsrieusly in
volves the good faith of this nation as respects
its neutral obiiations, in a content bstwesn
England and a number of her subjects who
r are in rebellion. We are not bound, it la
true, by any sciuoulousncrs that tha
British Government and her people
exhibited with respect to their blisatioas of
utrallty totween our Government and the
Southern Rebels, to ob3eive aver careful
and vigilant circumspection to prevent Irish
men in this country from going abroad to help
their brethren on tbe other side of the wats:.
But two wrongs never make a right. What
ever cause of complaint we have against tha
British ministry for permltt'ng Englishmen to
run our blockade, aad give aid and comfort
to the Southern Rebel, we are yet obliged, in
honor, to maintain, in our owa conduct, the
principle of International law for violations
of which we are now seeking to make Great
Britain lndemnif j us. Our duty in the case
Is clear, and ti e Government will no doubt
perform it faithfully. .
We have almost ceased to endeavor to
solve the riddle ot legislative action, and yes
terday there was instanced one of those
Spbynx-like exhibitions of inconsistency.
We quote from the report :
"An act allowing the city of Philadelphia to sell
her loans below par was considered. The bill
came from Committee ai follows;
. " 'From and alter the pusiaee of this act It
shall bo lawlul fcr r&i'adelpnla to sell at market
rate all loans now aut'ioi'izeu by any ordinaucs
or ordinances of Councils: Provided, That the
amount of the said loans so authorized to be
mild shall not exeeed 15.000,030: And provided,
That the time within which tbe same shall be so
sold shall Dot extend beyond the period of one
' year from April 1, ln.'
. '-Mr. Davis moved to substitute the tollowln?:
'It shall be lawtul for Philadelphia, wheaever
neeessarv to deliaT manunnal expenses, ,to issue
' bonds to the amount of $5,000,000, in samcf
not less thn one hundre't dollars eactt, payaoia
at such time u inav be directed by the Councils,
and bear interest at a rate not exceeding 7 310
per cuut. per annum, and tJ ti'll the same la
open market to the hiheet bidder: Provided,
Tbat rone of the paid bonds sh'l he' so1! for
less than the principal sums named therein.'"
The design of the-Commlttae in reporting
the law was to allow.the city of Philadelphia
to procure funds by throwing a new loan on
the market when money was necessary, and
selling It balow par if It would not bring its
face value. Such wai tbe aim of the bll'.
Bat the wisdom, of our Legislators must altar
the whole object, and pacs a law totally n
seeessary so far ao the original intontloa is
concerned. 1 he amendment of Mr. Datis,
which was adopted, contains the decidedly
Imperlant proviso, '-That none of the said
bonds shall li sold for le:s than tbe principal
sums earned therein." In other words, wo
are authorized to sell fiem to the hlhejt
bidder, provided tiut the bonds brln a pre
mium. We are at a lo?i to parcolve wbv such
an amendment should have been parsed. It
grants no new prlvdo which was asked for.
It piven rot the needed tsnction of law to tha
selling o. a loan at market vj'.ue. It is on
acceptable lew se far ps it go-?s, but it does
not touch on the ground which it was a3ked
to cover. When we a"k for bread we do not
desire a .;odo, even if it be one of the moat
precious of gerrs.
"If Southern nicmbeu and tho-.e who sre for
rdn:itt)r; them to their seats constitute ha m i
ioiity of the whole Runato, the I'roidout h-H tUe
r phi, and by the Eternal he ou"ht ti ciercl -o
that l'pht t'o'.whwith, tomorrow, or any other
rlav, ta iceo.rrnlze the opnopit.on bore uro th'j
S'oiitliem meinoers us u rnajo-ity of the E-juato."
, In the spf ech ot Mr. GAttiisrr Davis
in U e Senate yostorday we find the ssntimont
quoted above. Coming ns it do3T from tha
l'l s of one who has always prided himjelt on
Lis EC-cc'Ied conservatism emanating a it
does ti cm tbe gent'eman who remarked not
long since tbat he never did a rad'er.'. action,
or Cvored a radical step, in tho whole cour3a
of Us public career, we cannoi but espre:j
surprise that his indicretlon "haoin his old
old ago left him niked to his enemies." For
a Senator ot the United SUtos to be so far
carried away by his pa"sion bt ,te utter the
lorrr.rk ati-iibuted to Mr. Davis is a lmanta
ble precedent in the hUtery of Ameilfian
politics. Let us look at this sentence lor ono
moment. Its atrocity increases with in
spection. The Southern Ste.tes have no representa
tives in the Senate. A feebio minority is iu
favor of granting ndrr'ssion to such of their
citizens as cli'm to have baen eleeted, and
without knowing, in any official manner, the
sentiments of the private citizen, Mr. Davs
fr.voia tbe President 'exercis'ns; that rlht
to rccogrj'co the opposition hera and tha
Southern memt:rs as a majority of th)
Senato." Who are the ' Southern member: ?''
We know who ere trying to Iz, bat tbeso cer
tainly are not -'Southern members" now.
"Exerciso this right." How? Is tho advice
of the Southern papers to ba adopted, and the
cla'roanta of seats be marshalled into the Ha'l
supported by bayoaete, and seated tsneath
the protecting &rx.z of mtnket.? ' Are we to
bave a cowp d'elct T We can see no other
mesning in the Senators words, and yet we
are loth to bolieve that any member of S3
b'gh a tcdy as the one in which he sits
should, unless under some rjnxcconnfable influ
ence, so disgrace himself as to even h'nt at
Buch en event.
It is time tbat all incend'ary harangues ha
abrr.doned. We have had entirely too many
of them during the last lew weeks. ( Ths
problems before our country are t j be settled
by quiet debate and careful examination, not
by profane surprlativea nor by violent accu
sations. "Cojae, let us reason together,"
should be the invitation, end in the ca-eTal
exercisa .of our delitorative faculties let us
tr.ve the vexed qucotlon calmly settled.
Mr. Gabbett Davis has, by losing hh
patience and his reason, disgraced himself;
but if his example may act as a restraint to
others, we will not regret his course. For if
one must fall let it be Gabbett Davis, for
him the Senate can most easily span, and
our nation di&psnSe with without loss.
We cordially agree with the Tribune, when
it says this morning, "We presume Mr. Davis
in making such a proposition aspires to the
honors of treason, but he will have to be con
tent with the distinction which belongs to a
lunatic who is tolerated abroad bacansa,
although a nuisance, he is harmless."
Editobiaily Paihktic Far be it from
us to detract iroui the touching effect of an
article which appeared in the Richmond
Times, and from which we make an extract.
It is tho mourulul wall of the ''Mother of the
Presidents" over her eiiing, or at lea" wan
dering children. But we would only Beck to
incite tha ambition of those Southerners who
have gone to a foreign land to ba happy, by
regretting that so far none of them have mada
the earth resound with their deeds, and ex
pressing a hope that .in order to make good
the glowing words of the Times, th's exiled
band maybe reciaitcd by as mny, if not a1',
ot that portion of the chivalry who bave so
far consented to remain - beneath "Yankie
rule:"
"Ami all the vicissitudes of time and plase,
the heart of tbe true Southerner will alwava
tain with homage to bis rative laid, and melt
with eoitne-8 at the thiine of her memory. He
will be like tbe aged Bwui, who left his land and
Lis laasUHge behind him, and sought a home la
the New world. Years went on, and tha time
came for tbe old wan to die. He lay upon h's
couch. The lights grew dim, for 'thy that
looked eut at the windews were darkened.'
Level voices were hashed, for 'the daughter! of
music were brought low.' His hands wera
lolded upon his breast; his lips moved bespoke.
Ill old wife bont over him, but the accents were
Blranpe. The exile was again a child, and was
houcutb the Bhadow ot the eternal mouataias
once more. Tbe rush or tbe torrent swelled upon
his djiiig ear; tbe Alpine eow brightened in
his dying eye. The sons; of uii sister floated out
through the open door, from the cot where he
he was born and be breathed hla 13 1 prayer
in the language ff other days.
"Touching Mud eloquent la the sentiment con
veyed by thin story of the dyinii Swiss. But
there is no Virginian now roaming in foreign
lauds, an exile Iron this shore, who, when ho
coning to die, will cot teel like this old Swiss.
His Inst gaze and his hut thoughts will be to-
ware the lovf d old mo.1 lirr of Stitea nn I sta r-i-men,
the found r ot eriipircfi r.nd idea.', iind the
urn of departed clory and bund frrtalum.
Wuo.iit-r oeatb meet Opiu nsaf tli- ha1.! of fie
Aloiilf-y.i.nine, or at the baie of lhaAnrlrt fie
hen tint Virginians, l.ko the eyes of cr-m Ms
huRimei'ans flwi uoon Ilccca in tin hour o'
riWolnt'ou, will snvelv turn to the laid of
Washington, the arave of Jacksox, aad the
home cf Lkr."
A Needed Law is New Jerst-t. Ac
cording to the Incantation scenes in MJiibelh,
a marsive ritual is necessary to exorcise per
eecutlnr witehe?, but in our more civi'lzsd
times tbe racquitoc, thoe success jrs ol evil
fairlesyare to b& annibilaterl by lojialatloo.
Two laws have paseed by the New Jersey
Legislature, which, if sianed by tho Governor,
will act as mro potent charmi than ever fol
lowed in the path of necromancy. Oa Wed
nesday they packed tha bill granting a charter
to the Newark and New York Railrosd Com
pany, and yesterday the House aoprovd that
providing for the incotpon'ion of a conpany
to drain the Pontine Mauls west of Eur
pen Hill. Iheca two bil's, therotow, only
await the signature of Governor Wahd to be
come laws. We hopo the Governor will at
ontP grant his approval, and tbat th? corport
t'ens will proceed at onv.3 to work, and
ipeedily complete tha work they u-o now en
gaged to accornpi'rh.
At aronceit lut?lv i.'iven at Viennu, for the
b;'iir.tit cf tlir Literary Men's I'tind, t.'.i fci no.-rjr
ol Aub nil tooV a ticket and paid Z j0 for ll.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
8. H. (JIB :i H Y, PASTOK O
r ii-.-t Koformrl Clmrrh, Ci .nKV Pt-Mt, near
8'xlfeiuli. will ireiiuh oa -.iimlmr 4.H lint, at li'? k.
t. nd 7M '. 11. Hn'.irct In tio Kren' k -'Kiil-ti
niroiiiiR AliPb ; ' lielng tue Hixtb ol tlic teri -3 on tilja'i
tod r e tim a. Ktranccra nhvuyx wc cone.
rT "MISSION OF THE SON 07 MAN
licv.J f. Mcf'LEiAAVD. of r.rh Streo'. M.
K. Cr-rr h on tlie al.-vc suhirf, t Union Mfl.
ASlEilC W A'l-.CHAMi S' i.AI-L,, i urn ir FOUlirH
aptl (JliUJlCK 8le'.:t8, To-morrow a.'.oraoon . SX
o'rlnrk. All Ifiv'trl.
17" COHUCK8INK PR K8 BYTE WAN
flirRCH. scrv.cen To-morrow (Kabl:ah). at
10M A.M. aid 7 P. M The .ni.ime it of the Lorl'a
Kupnar nil tie a'lni!r!B "iv i in tb ino .lir; by tho
I'as nr. Ri.v. S, a iMUiCHAlOUU, tBSlstbi by Roy. ilr.
I.) AAlSorir uvil'o.
ITS''- TADERNACLB M. K. ClITTRnTI,
' nrVKMH Strofit aboveJrff. run FATH :k
KIWr Al DUK Oi.T KOIiKK hm;n cnoo'i-t d to
ff-ne i tflan.tv aiioiherwonk, w.n toiuluut tin tin -!'ig
In Ihl'i i liuroh ir.-nin. .w. Setvlcci at IvH a. in 7X,J
nK" i:ev. lushop simfson will
vrorcb ti'e corT6-"l'0" or S1". HTKPHSs'h
Jl. I. ChlB ll.O'IUlViO onS-.bbiHU tlio 4 h
lnti it ai 1 i o'clock A If.. In aid of I ' rai Oimib.
In'e.pif. Troc v b.VVN HAU I at T' f. M.
MirRCII ahnva h'T f Vl'VTTt lln.l D. it
Inp To-moTow( at.ba 'i)at 1X It I'oi'or, Rot. K. A.
ilAMKUY I oril's Supper at 3H. t'n on lTfyor Ueet
i:igat7. Public fTcclioui o?ylnvit I
RC" CHILDREN'S MELTING AT dE.
TrALCHlTKCfl. VIN'K ff ro; atnvo i 'WFTrfT
Tbls Altc.noon ft li o clock Tcv. BAMUEL IBiVIJT
at ar re Cum . i Tn aioi ow Ilo'n'n .
PCwr" TAHEitNACLK BAP HUT CHURCH,
-z CHFSSfir Si. col, e-tet li"-bfcn'Vi e ,-icn
Sc-morrow Moi il i- at MX, a id Iri it t IX o'cit;k.
fi.jch'ig by 'ha Pa' ii', 1':t. Q. a. PLVZ. .
rjT ST. PAUL'S P. E. CIIURCII.-TIIE
nsunl HontMy Se'.aoi to CbVdron will be
pf 'ached In IVs urch To-motuw Moni')n. at t
o oiofx. - ne voun-gn"a it rr-o irn a'iy nviifd.
sZ Jivij.i iinijin i. iiuri'Jil,
SIXTH Street, obovo C.-oen. Rnr. R W.
KTDNRY I. D . raster. Scrvlcm at 10 A M., anJ 7
P.M. Fou ."i i aiinon f t iVe Yooit Even'nR.
SV' T. M. COLEMAN, ESQ., WILL AD-drr'-
the Sli.et UiuJTo-im.. w A.cc-.aoon at
the COUKT 1IOCSE, toinerot HlX'l'tt and CUtlNCr
8tr;;-.
rjSf" SECOND STBEEr M. B. CHUECH.
Ficturat 10 A. M. aid 7 o'clock P.M.
lloc;'nT eve.v evtnin; C'Oiue ard help m
SHORT SERMOV, BAPTISM, AND
v-3t' CotriTiun'oi. tLkVLJi'lU ojd WOOD Stroct .,
fabbalh, tli P M J
fS IR. SliISS ON THE APOCALYPSE
a-3S' xba Evoa EDlatie'; S'o-moi.ow EvL-n-, 7X
o'cV k, RACK 8t'.."ti t3iv? 8 lll i"
tCJ5f LOGAN POUARE CHURCH, TWEN
TIETH and VINE Mroeti. Eov. A. II. JELLY
To-mori jw at UH i at 1H o'clock.
ir TIESTONVIIiLE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURC.-I v WILIAMP. CLARK, To ao:
low atHH i -U 3H a'c ook.
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JSp. UNITED STATES PENSION OFFICE,
5to. 2C: CARTER Street, be'aw Tti -.J,
(Old Poet Offlco Bull A'ni. )
NOTICE TO PESSI0NEC9.
To aroU waste ot time, proraoto the ge if ral emvr
nlfiice ami iccure tlie tpccdr panne it of I.waUin
AlO'iHfcRS. WIDOWS, and o br a u oil :t at tbe
l'uliailelpbla Ajoucy. tke TTniic.l Ktat Per Ion a Kr it
imnouncp3 that the payme it of Fculons duo Wfrcii i
18 J. will ta mado 1j i-'pliabc t cal ord r itiat h to ,a(,
mcctrd nq to iA telKr cirmmcming (As lait tin ;i uf
thctf rcpT. as A, B, C, &e. Tbore eoinncncluif as
1 ollowi will bo alO ou lb (; js na'Ded and u.i-. t
Audi) Uoiday ndl'ueilir, Marti Siliaul
('. and T Wi;'ur. 'a and Thin day Mar b 7th and Sili
K and F Filday and BamiJay, Uarc'i 9th and 10 'i.
G and H Monduv and 'lucidity, Jk) nob l.'.h and Utj.
I.J.andK We lnc:dy, . MarcUHUi.
L 'lliuritday, Wuich lith.
Mcend M Friilav aud Batiliday, Jnaivb ISih and !7
K, O, a-id P Monday, Ma-.-cb ll.k.
O anJ h. Tuesday. AIurbU)ih.
H WidncJav and Thursday, Ma-chilst and 22d.
T. U. and V triday, Uarob iad.
W, Y, rnd Z Saturday, March ?!th.
AionlTthonj Per loners gporifled above will be p.tid
on lbs days drjlk'uated. all other application wuci
ma !e will ba poatpuued to tbeir lcgnlur oiJer.
A'l pansloua roaiaiumj uapaid on arck 2.'lb will ba
paid at nrewnted a ter taut dale.
InvaMd piuloaeiJ who pehalom com iience before
lut cb 4, inn, and who have not bea exjinio-J prior
to tbe bepteaUier payuieut. or who a-e not eiempt
Irom medical exauunatioia. Bunt present Uultod
HtuKS urerona' cartlflcattv ai to t ieir dijublilty, wlt!i
their peuHlon paper.'. ,
THE FU.MON OFFICE WILL E OPEVFUOHS
IN T11L MOBNINQ TILL 4 IN i BE A T I R MUU.N,
For the payment ot Pens onert r.-nidl'ii' In t ie cltr.
t.. W. C OKtlfN'E
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tribmlon Hi: .uiih the Sooth and VVcuf.
MOLi'OK McMlCH AEL. Mjyor of Pblladelph.
STI'.ITIK! COLWKLL, IJ. S. kareaae t.'omin' j'.oacr.
WILLIAM II. THOM AS. Co ltcur oftbePor..
1 AMF.H ROSS HNOWl)N, Peim. Saorjme .'ont.
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PHiLAPULruiA, February. 18SB. . , .
lu rccotdunco with tbe rrqueat ol tbri! and other
public aulhtud pentlemen wa have undertaken the terl
alon ot tlie work reierrel to and wM epa e nupa'c ifi
na'teit adajuerreatypeaf theTVaOh ANU MiNO
FAC'IUBES OF PHILADELPHIA In U J The t ma
laetkcciall aaaroarlato, and It will not be nar l .ult li
tha new marchdnta of the Bout i and West are not
pustid la legard to tbe entr'.irltluT fl-ml oftbh city.
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rjST THE DIRECTORS OF THE PETRO-
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clnred a Dlvldaad of TWKNTY-F1VK I'tM'H alia-e,
payable at tbe Ottlce of the Company, tit 'i'ii DOCK
t-tn-et. on and alter March 1, IK06 The Traaaier
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rr Vatln flO'OO
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Sliver M lnea in Nevada.
50,000 ftbare f r Working rniiltial.
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J"Suli!-crIi flf.na received at tho office nntil March 14.
BY Olibtrt OF THE diufctobs.
211 lStj J'. S. KMICRY, Treasurer.
PCTJ"' DEPARTMENT OF PUMLIC IUCU
y wa, Clilco, tt. W.tointi of Fir fil nnl WAL
: TJT Strteta.
Pint.Aori.riUA. Fohniarj S7, 13S.
NO ICK. TO UOATRUUKWi.
f ( a d Tri'i o-a h w ill lie reroived at the oftloeo" tli
Clibt. oi..n;l lone-ot llislma.va nn II 13 o'clock M. . on
1JOMUY, Mnn b S or the conimcliiin of a jt-wor
on Hip Une Oi MorKr'l atrnet. irom the w ine of Wyo
ming a rert wea aril abont fliroe hundred teet ard
connect with the aewer now iai4 In aald Market atroot,
at that point, to be built ot brick, two font alx Inolies
Inside olfine r, and licn ar In torrn with au.:b tiiou
and rrniilK.e aa nay be directed by the chief Lu
ginerr aiid Survor.
Tbe uutiorntnntliiiK to bo that the oonrraeto' glial! tnke
Ml a prepared ai nliit Uie property irontini; on aaiil
aiwer. aa autliorled by Act of AuHeiulil and without
recourse to ilio city, ao mu h cuiti puld. aa I In lull
Icr a I uinountH to bo paid by tlio city lor the counruo
Ui n ol Mild new it
a bidilor ara Invltp.d to be pnaent at tho time and
plsce o oin nliiK tlio aa d propoaa a.
i iu h noiuHui will bo in. com wml 'rt by a c-rti(l"aii
ttm a bind hna been 11 rd In tin Law lt'partinitnt, an
il rci t' d bv orillnniH e of lltr a. lWj
li tlm 'ovet bidiier tliiill nntexetu e a con'ro-.t w thin
five (inya iiitr the work l nwnnli d be wil bn deemod a
(irclliilne. etui will l.e ldd 1 ahlo on hit bond lor tlio dn
ler nci- l.e vein hia bid and to next h'tfher bid.
Mu c fiei tn lm mriy I liad at Ibo ftcpuriuiont Of Sur
vty, wLlch wl 1 bo strlctiy odhen-d to.
W W. SM FOLEY.
.1 1 St Clilet(ominlB?ioiier ol Highway.
rillLADHLPHIA' AND SOUIIiriRN-
' MAII HTl AAINUIP COMPANY.
1 L' till') OF TlUrti'TOHS. x
JTo'lfO Is In r'hy riven that a Meetinif o' tho Rloci
b drr ot Ihe Plillndrltih'a and h"o'ithcru MnllHttani
abln companv will be held at the Roo'iis oi tlio Hoard
of Irade.on MONDAY. March S h MU. between tha
loan of 10 o'clock A. M. ami 3 o'clock P. M., for tha
uroofie of elerrtmir fvn nircctor'. tn numnancn ol a
provision of the third section ot theact Incorporailug
nuld coninaiiy. .
TllOV S O. HAND
FREDEUICK COLLINS,
, RU.UAKU WO I),
A f. I liKS KliRoUGII,
V. RUSSELL
GI OIiGK L. 11UZBY.
WILLIAM MAS-li-.Y,
J IHN . JAM ICd
! WILLI AX C.HARUI3.
(IttimiEN ALLU'J,
HENRY 1M0NS,
A. M. i ONGVKIt.
W' I.LI M M. WILON',
JOII iN 1 HIDCKTON,
.. J. CA HKKWOOL),
IIbXK' WINSjU,
) . A.SOtJDHt
2 24 7t WILLTAMB. THOMAS,
I bliudolplila, Fcbrunrv 24 lil'B. Corporator1?.
f-yif ''TlIEVUAlvEH FaTIIERS.'' SFB
Coricai.ondeiioo be wecn I1K.VRY PEI-E-'N
and tLI K.. PPICI-. I- A GuDliV J. COoIC. BISHOP
tl;l'r)N, and oth' r, In tbe dally papera oi Feb
iuar 27.
T he Lecture wil' be dcllrercd on MONDAY F.VEV
Iv.O J.ntchO.ntt OXC..RT HALL bCKinnli g prccisaly
at nnarter be ore 8 o'clo 'k.
Tickets artmlttliiK a fieu lcnnn and lady, prion Flttv
Centa Can be ohti nrd nt McA I l-tcr'a. No.72SChpi
nut a tree t; Parrish's. N'o 810 Arch a'reets T. B. Pub'a,
HlxUi and ( liemut; TJ. Hunt fc ona', No 1.2 N. Fourth
atieet. and at tbe door on tho evonln of the
Lectu-e. S 2B jit
tTZSF' OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILRO AD
aV-3 COMPANY. PniLADBt.riiiA. Feb. 2U, 1886.
KOIICE TO BlOKi.OLDKU-S.
The Annual lection tor Directors at" this Company
will I e he d on MONDAY . the IV h day of Murch, 1HM. at
'ho ofhee ot the Company, Mo 2 W 8 TiliKD Streot.
The po'la will bo open irom 19 o'clock A M. until 6
o'clock P. M. Ho share or shares transferred within
alxtr onv precedln" the election wl'l entitle the ho uer
or holders thereof to vote. EDMUND HMITH
i 21 Hit Becietary.
Kgff CONCERT HALL. PROFESSOR WIL
LI4M U. DAY wi l de'iver the FIFTH LEC
TriKult e Coursn betoie the ftO''IAL. ;lft,. AND
HTATISTlfAL ALSOCI A 1 ION', TflL BDAY EVe,'
IMi, lla-c'l 8. at (ON' at.' , HALL. 4blcct
' IQJAMIY BEFORE THE LAW." The J aok
Swan" will sln a tew choice aiu Tlcc't. 31 oeita.
Mar be had atT, X. Pngh's, Sir-'h nod Clicmut at eeti,
and at tho dui Doom open at 7 : bejli at 8. 3 3 5t
Kvf TAKE NOTICE! TAKE NOTICE! !
a5 GREAT LII'KRARY TREAT) 1 1
In CONCEHI HALL, on FRIDAY KVKMNO, March
6th Rev. T. DE WITT TALM AGE will, at the request
ot many cltlzenK, de lver his verv poDulur and amusing
Lecture, entitled "Grumbler A Co.," for benevolent nur-
?nsea Admission 2A emu. . Reserved seats SU cent's,
.ckets at 1. B. Pugh's bookstore, filxtb and Ch -snut
streets. 31 8t
fjrSSf OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER.
s3 Philadelphia. February iB, lhtiti.
Notice to Ihe holders ot City Warrant. All Ultr
Warrants Issued prior to tbe 'year 18HwiU be paluUon
and alter MAKUdlUth. 1HS6, at this ollloe.
3 3 St HENRY BU.UM, City Treasurer.
frsnr- DINING-RdOM. F. lakemeyer,
sV3j' CARTER'S AI ey, would respeotililly imonn tha
Public geneially that he baa lett nothing undone to make
this place comfortable in every respect lor the acaont
lodution ot guests. He has opened a large and com-,
modious Pinuif-Hoom in the seeond aiorv. His 81 DK
BOARI Is furnished with BRANDLKB. WINF.3,
WHIriKY,Eto..Eto.. 01 SUPERIOR BRANDS. 11
EEIUOUVKY'S TURKISH BAN DOLE
MIAN HAIR TONIC.
THE DRESSING AND RESTORER OF THE AGE.
TURKISH BANDOLEN1AN.
RETEOU VET'S TURKISH BANDOLKNIAN.
Jletrouvcy's Turkish Bandoknicm. What can be
more acceptable than anything that will beautify t
that will restore nature' decay by stopping tbe hair
from falling out, rttioimc it namral.color, making
it to prow in lu&uriauce and beauty, aslet in putting
up according to the present style and fashion aud
keep it m place f This, Hetrouvey's Turkish Bando
Unian Hair Tunio will tie, and for proot we refer
you to any person who lias tried it. It Is acknow
ledged to be the heautiili r of tlio aao, the only Hair
Tonio and Restorer worthy ol th name. In Turkey,
In trance, m Engtand, lu America, evorywhere
where the Bandolouian is known, it is' pronounced
tho "nt pUi ultra" of Ha'r l'ropuratlous. Iioinombor,
it i free from all metallic poioona that are contained
In most Hair Colors and dressiuiM. It is tlio extract
ot rcanv flowei-s and herbs, bcautiiully put un, an
ornauient to the Toi'ot.
For sale by all DruirgiBte and rerfumois.
Wholoualo, "'
JOUXtTOK, 1IOLLOWAY & COWDE3T,
Dvott & Co.,
I'riLcipal Doot for Uniied StaUw and Canada.
JA1 18 l'ALMKB A CO ,
No. W Market street.
T2 6tutliis8m l'hilaaoipuia
rrf A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR-IK5-'
RIAGK i ontninlng nearly 300 pages, and l,t
flue Plates and 1 ntrravlnLSoi the naiomvoi thelluinuu
Oreane In a Slate ol Healtii and DUhsbso, with a lma no
on Xarlv irors, Its Denlorable C onsequeuoe upon tha
Mind and Body, with tiie Author's I .n of Treatment
the only rational aud auccexaiul mnde ot our, as show
by the ieort ot eunea treated. A truthful adviser to tho
msrrbd and those contemplating uiurrlage. who entui
tttiu doublB of tbeir phystcul condition Hent iree of
poataiie to any address, on receipt ot 25 oenta In ntumiis
or postal currency, by addressing Dr. LA C'ltOIX No.
81 VA1DEN Lane. Albany, N Y. .
The author may be coouu.ted upon air of the diseases
spun which his book treats either pertallv or by iu J,
and medallion rent to any pan ot the world. 11 8 urn
tcE?" BATOHBLOR'8 H A I R DYE.
THF BFST IX THE WORLD.
rJannleas re'iable In-ttntanoua. Tha only perf-ot
dye. N a'sappol'itmeut. no ndicu ous t.nts, but traa
to naut'.'- biack or b.own . .
GlMlkEla MG NJCD WILLIAM A. BATC3EL0R.
AL-O,
Fe"enera"nf tract ot AI 11, (flours restores, pnsrvei
and beantlfles tu hair, proven ta badness. Bod ball
Drjggiita. Factur iio,8l BARCLAY t. N. Y Sii
rZZF- JU ST PUBLISHED
By the Physicians of the
Nf.W YORK UUeKint,
tbe KbneUeth kdltlon ot their i
FOUR LKCTDKE J, ...
entitled-
rnnoHOPnY er marriaob.
To be had free, lor lour stamps, by adureaaiag Heertitiut
dew York Museum ot Anatom
ot Anatomy,
No. U HR0ADW AY. Hew York.
i n ir
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ft Divide.nu of O K PrM Oi'.si !. outoftbn e. tnlmaol
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y. B. i he Coinonny will raln'n tha'r wotklug oapit;!
of lli.UOthntes It
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Pnn.APKr.ri:lA Fobritarr '21, IXUti.
To Ilotel-Veepers, Bos au-nts ft'id others rtmimua ot
an HiiK llnuora by leaa meaaurd tlnin onniiuart.. Appli
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si inbly etiptoved ' prll 20, I M, couiiuciicin j on I'aL'Hd
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(KOATEi; & RAKER'S FIRST
PREMIUM ELASTIC bTITCII AND LOCK
STlTCn SEWING MACHINES. itli latest im
provements No. 7j0 Chesnut 9treet,Phi:adolpriia;
No. 17 Market street, Harrlsburg. 1 1 3ru4p
YOUR LIFE
AT ROME',
IN TBE
PENN MUTUAL,
NO. 921 CI1ESNTJT STREET.
Asset Liable (or leases SI, 500,000
It Is a Permanent Institution, With a perpetual char
ter from, and subject to the laws aud judicial decisions
ot the 8 lata.
The assets lawfully Invested ore large, compared with
the. liabilities, and the business is limited to nrst-olass
'risks thus assuring the members of ample security,
prudent management, and solid prosperity, and oilerlng
superior advantages for Judicious Llle insurance. '
It Is the inlerett, as well as the duty of eveiy citizen
to suppartnoua institutions, because, by doing other
wise, lis funds are carried abroad to benefit others,
inflicting on (his community the same injury as If he
went abroad to purchase any article ot merchandise
which la manufactured or sold here. Every dollar paid
to a lorelgn Insurance Company is a Lose to thb oenb
bal capital or this cut the amount already paid
woui(J have furnished us with a eoumhlp Lines to In
crease Trade.
SURPLUS DIVIDED ANNUALLY LOSSES PAID
PROMPTLY. J
Eetura Premium Dividend 59 per conU
. Hcrlp previous to 18C1 receivable In paymont of pre.
miums.
Policies Issued on the various plans of Insurance.
TRUSTEES.
Samuel C. Huev,
'I lieopbilus Paulding,
Edmund A. .-emier,
bamucl E. btokra.
Henry C. To attend,
Thomas W. Duvls.
Joseph M. P. Price,
tiuinuel A. Hlsphum,
Rudoiphus Keui,
baiiiuclj t bristlan, '
James O. Pense,
Warner ai. Rusin,
Frederick A. Hyt,
Chilstiau J. Hotiman,
John O. Brenner,
Beniamin Coatcn,
Richard 8. Newhoid.
Jiimes li. Mc Far and,,
M il. lam P. liackor,
Joseph il. Trotter,
Wlllium II. Kuril,
James Kutia,
r.dward M. Needles,
Charics Watson,
El wood Johnson,
John G. Roppllur,
John A. Ntiedli'Hi
Baltimore. -
M
CDICAL EXAMINEES.
EDWARD HART.SHOKNE, M.
D., No. 1439 Walnu
street.
DV ARD A. PAGFiM. D., No. 1415 Walnut street.
In uttt ndanoe at the otlics of the Couipauy, from 1 to
2 P. Ai. , ually.
JAMES TB VUU AIR, President
HAM 1 t L E. S i OKivH, Vico-l'resldent.
JOHN W. HOU vF.lt . V. P., and Actuary.
1 LiOlfATIO h. bl'EPHENS. Secretary, a 27 tuthsJMp
1 . . .
Q ROVER & BAKER'S IMPRO VED
SHUTTLE 'OR "LOCK" STITCH 8EWIN(3
MACHINES. No. 1 and No. 9 for Tailors. Shoe
makers, Saddlers, etc. No. 730 Chesnut street
Philadelphia; No. 17 Miiket street, Harrlsburg
' .
)RY GOODS. '
DRY GOODS.
f DRY GOODS.
NEW STORE. ' ONE PRICE.
NEW STORE.' ONE rillCE,
NEW LTORE. ONE PRICE.
8MA'.L PBOFiTS.
6M ALTi PROKIf:.
SMALL peofitj.
' T. W. REED & CO.l
NO. 310 UOILTII EIGHTH STREET
ABOVE ViNE. i
(Under Reel's New Ealldioj),
HOOF BKIRTS MADE EXPEESsf.Y FOR OD2
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Willcox & Gibbs Sewing llaclxine Co.
No. 720 CIlEaNUr SIREET,
PaiLADXLPUIA.
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CCIDEMAL INSURANCE C0PJ1PAWY
i
1N13W YOItlt.
R R A N 0 II O F F I 0 E.
No. 419 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
FRANK 0. ALLEN. ManiiRcr.
CHARLES r. 1CBXEB.M. D , Consulting Phvslclan,
No. 233 8. EIQQTII Street
rollcbs and Dat:y Tick ts oovcr erorv description et
Accidents, travelling or otherwise.
General Accident Tickets, for one to alx Jays, 25 cents
perdav, Incurini, (oOCO. and 25 week y compensation.
Sea Voyaue Policies to ail parts of the world Issued
at low rates.
GENERAL ACCIDENTAL POLICIES, ,
Covering all forms of Dislocations. Broken Bones, Rap
tured Teunons. Sprains. Concussions, Crushtngs, Braises,
Cuts, Stabs, OuLshot Wounds, Barns and Bcaltls, Bites
Of Dogs, Unprovoked Assaults by Burglars, hobaers, or
Murderers, tho action ot Llubtnlng or Snn Mttoke, the
efficts of Explosions, Chemicals, Floods, and Earth
ounk cs, Suffocation by Drowning or Choking, whon
such accidental Injury Is the cause of death within three
months of the b'pponlng of the Injury, oi ot total dis
ability to follow the usual avocations. ,
THE RATE VAUT
' From $3 to $50,
INSURlN'l
from $r00 to $10,000,
IN CA88 OF DEATn, AND
FOB ANY DISABLING INJUBT.
By permission, reference is made to the following gen-.
tleuit a t ' '
Colonel W. B. Thomas, Collector or tbe Port
Colonel J. IL Taggart, United States Collector of I a-
ternal Revenue. First District '
. jiirarr niumn. x.st., vit, iibuhuhi.
B. B. Comegvs, Esq.. Cashier Philadelphia National
Bank.
M. McMlchncl, Jr., Esq., Cashier First National Bank.
J. W Bexton, Esq . ef firm ot Messrs. Jav Cooke 4k Co.'
Messrs. Lewis, Brothers 4k Co., Merchants, No. 238
Chesnut street '
Messrs. Tyler & Co., Coal Merchants, No. 323 Walnut
strest. .
Messrs. Wood, Roberts A Co.. Iron Manufacturers
Ridge avenue, below Twelfth street J 17 l4p
JNSTJRE YOUR LIFE
IN YOUIi OWN ROME COMPANY,
.THE "
AMERICAN,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
S. E. Corner of Fourth and Walnut Sts.
. Innareri in this Campany have the additional guaran
tee of the CAPITAL STOCK all paid up IN CASH,
which, tegetber 1th CASH. ASSETS, now on hand'
amount ta
$1,143,874'U,'
Invested as follows i
HMMWO U.S. 6-211 Bonds.....""
ivv,vv i.ity ui j uiiaveipnia luaii, o , aew
7,l5t U. ( 'treasury Notes, 7 2D
2S.0VO Allegheny County Bends
16 lU U. Lean of lHHl
11 (iM Wvoaiiug Valley Canal Bonds
12 7l ( caipounn Interest Treasury Not
10,600 PhUadelpbia and Erie Railroad
Bonds
II 000 Pittsburg. Fort Wa voe and Chicago
4
0
-3
Ir
Urllruad Bonds ; . t481.061-4S
IV" v iij ui X niKuuri asu uiuoc xiuuua,
MI'S Heading Rai road Bonds
l it shares.Feunsrivae.la Kal.road
4 shares Corn Exchange National
Bank
. 107 shares Fanners' National Baak of
Reading
22 lha. roiisolldatioB National Bank
142 shares Wl.llumaiiart Watur cm.
Danv J
Mortgages Ground Rents, and Real Estate 147,3I S9
Loans ou cellaiera amply seenred 1KS.4N1 M
Premium notes seenred by policies 217JMI4 &H
Cash In hands ot agents secured by bonds 62 4U91tt
Cash on deposit with V. 8. Treasurer 2U,WHU'0O
Cash en band and In banks , (j",H'.i 14
Accrued Internet aud rents due Jan. 1 10 223 80
INCOMC FOR THE YEAR 1 363,
Losses Paid During the Tear Amounting to
$37,636-3 1.
ToTsES PAID PROMPTLY. '
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY, thus aiding tho
insured te pay premiums.
The last DIVIDEND on ail Mutual Policies in force
January 1, 1B66, was
. 'fifty pes cent.
Ot the amount oi PREMIUMS received during the
year 1866. .
Its TBTJBTEEo are well-known citisens In our midst,
entitling it to mere consideration thua those whose
managers reside in distant cities.
Alexander WhUldln,
J. K-dgar Thomson,
lleorge Nuueni,
lion. James Pollock,
Albert '. Roberts.
P. B. MlnKle.
Samuel Work,
-William J. Howard,
httmuel T. Bodlue,
John AiKmsn.
Henry K.. liennott, '
Hon Joseph Allison,
Isaac Uaziehurst.
ALEXANDER WHILLDIN, Ptesldent.
BAMUEL WOBK, Vloe-Presldeut
JOHN C. SIMS. Actuary.
JOHN S. WJLON, Secretary and Treasurer.
A few first rate canvassers wanted. I is tustu2m4p
T1NIOM PAPER BOX MANUFACTURING
U COMPANY,
N. W. .corner RACE and SECOND Stree'u.
Invite the attention of parties requiring goods In their
Hue to the facilities they have of furnishing
BOXEH OF EVERY DE8CRlPTION,
which, tor durubility and neatness, they defy compe
tition 'I6trp PARIS CO,